Learn how your country complies with the requirements of the Montreal protocol
You can find out how parties to the Montreal protocol comply with their consumption and production obligations in respect of ozone-depleting substances at the Ozone Secretariat’s website, www.ozone.unep.org.
If you need information about a certain country, select Country Data in the top navigation menu of the main page or select Country Profiles in the drop-down list.
The page Country Data will open where you can find several tabs. You need the Country Profiles and Data Centre tabs.
Click the country image on the map or select the country name in the alphabetical list below to select a country in the Country Profiles tab. In our case, it is the Russian Federation.
A country profile will open on a new page, and in the information box At a glance on the right, you will find a contact person, ratified and not ratified amendments, and dates of establishment of ODS and HFC licensing systems.
The page presents charts reflecting the status of the controlled substances under the Montreal Protocol.
In the first place, these are ODS Consumption and ODS Production by years in ODP tons.
The next two charts present data on the destruction of controlled substances, and import and export of recovered, recycled and reclaimed substances.
And the third pair of charts presents data on HCFC consumption and production.
In the upper right corner of each chart, you will find three signs.
Clicking the first shows all available data as against only several years represented in the charts.
Clicking the second opens a tabular presentation of the data:
Clicking the third sign opens the menu allowing you to print a chart or download data in the desired format.
Data by groups of controlled substances are shown in the tab Data Centre.
When clicking the tab, aggregate data by parties to the protocol are shown. Select a country in the drop-down list Party on the right to see data for a certain country or a group of up to 10 countries.
Select the desired data—allowed and real consumption and production, amount of destructed substances, etc.—from the drop-down list above the chart:
If you need the data by groups of substances (e.g. HCFC) then select a group in the drop-down list Annex Group on the right from the chart. Although HFC are included in the list, only several countries have provided data on their consumption and production.
Clicking the button Data in Tables on the right from the chart presents the data in a table.
Direct links:
Country profiles (ratification of the Montreal Protocol and its amendments, charts for ODS consumption and production, destruction of controlled substances, export and import of recovered, recycled, reclaimed substances, HCFC consumption and production):